Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

save heae % q ana TIE
Chances are n RaSsr 20
q aplst Bstween the
De@seraas and
ReDabI1eanA
REGULAR CoFrssponderes Posx-INxxL-
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The sction Of the People's party mset-
Ing, Saturday evening. has pat Q BeU
faee on matters politisal and iast gbst
the I've e7mmiteees will do in fsas Of IL
vas the pazzie al which everybody vas
guessing yesterday.
In an intsFgiew With John P. Jads0u,
Eaq-, Chairman Of the Dem0cFatic Con
nitsee Of Tea, IN references 20 the p0sai
biiity Of seeaFinQ the results Of the
meeting Of tie Dsmocratis COMMITTEES
which was called fer last right. be said:
DO not knoE about that. We
viii not be ready 70 make known
anything nntti Ws have met thu ether
cOmmIttee. Anything we miRht say
before that 10 liable 10 mise0a-
strustion that miRht placs ~ in false
position such as the Essos has placed a.
IN all the week past. The Nssss, in my
opinion. d responsible more than any
thipG else for eassisg the movement N
the Peoples party toward q fusion Of
ell the parties % fail. They have
created the idea that there vas 20 be q
fusisu Of The tVo cid parties and that
tue third party vas To be invited 10
i1in, and the feeling grew In the third
party that Il vss 10 be taken IN % far
e. the oenferenoe was concerned, bat
left out
wHKN IT cAMR TO TIE oFYIcx.
Nov, % far as these committecs are con
ceFned I an sure that there are none
on either who seeks any Of the offi,es or
are championinR any body else for them
don't believe IN this party struggle for
municipal offices. Il cas- our desire to
unite the people up good Den
for the city Offices think that 10 the
best way 10 get good men TO run. for II
IL enough to ask Of any mao thai be full
Gil the the duties Of sush az ofiee with
oas asking him to 90 cut ~ the streets
and make fight for il. We had hoped
the Peoples party would join In the en-
desvoT 20 bring that about. and know
that the better element Was in favor Of
II, bat that two things vent together to
Illustrate the plan. One. as ] said, was
the course Of the Esars which caused
them 20 think job vas being pas up
% them. The othsr vas the action Of
Jim Wickersham VII prepared lot Of
resolutions directed against the dyna.
miteFs and followers Of the red hAe. and
showed around over the street saying be
vas going 10 present them, and the re-
suit vas THAI that element packed the
meeting and adjourned 10 without any
thing being DONE
And what DO you think viii be done
noxY"
''Oh, / can't say Of course"
Alexander Maoorsdy, Chairman OF the
meeting Of Saturday night, said; This
is yoaag city, and and perhaps there
has never bees a young city that its
youth has not been taken advantage Of
As reason Why q certain few people
should not control IL. Those people
have always been those
WHOSE PURSE u rHH LONGEST.
Nov ! cannot see why these shoald con-
troll q young city any more than an
older one and believe that IL they are
not given that control this city VIII live
and grow Just the same"
"Ths meeting ended very abruptly,
Saturday niRhi2"
Eyes. stated the purposs Of the
meeting very plainly and Il seemed they
did not wish TO fulfill thst purpose. TIE
fact 10 We did not wish 10 sit and listen
to q roll Of manuscript read that had no
10 the matter IN hand. Besides
toe Fetns had been debating our course
to as so plaiHly that there Was general
to take some other.n
W. II Harris, Of Old Town. who ran
for the Probate iudeeship on the
straight Republican tleket, remarked
that be believed the two cid parties had
taken Just the action to put Them in po-
sition 70 be beaten BY the Peoples psr-
~ in q triangular fight. Ii Tad created
animosities in both parties by which the
third party would profit. "Ihe Repab-
liean party snnbbed the Peoples party
by NOS asking IL to isin the conference,
and many IN the Democratic party VII
refuse TO join the Republican party in a
fieht against IL. This will ali tend to
add strength TO the Peoples party and
may bring about the very thing it vas
designed 70 prevent. II 10 had
GONE RIdHr ALONG
And nominated their candidates re9n
iarly they would have had better
chance Of winning than now"
"Who will make the Fun for Council
from the FiTst Ward on the Republican
tioksti'
ave will nominate Pinksrton."
''C1n be beat HAnnah!n
81 think We can beat Hannah With
him in q square, tWo-handed eight"
Ton Maloney said in an interview
yesterday that Mayer Mann would with
Qua doubt be she candidate OF the Peo-
pies Party for reelection. Tie PeO-
ple's Party. however," be said, "Sill not
be in the fight. Il will be the Union
Labor party, and 10 will nominate
complete ticket. The party will be or
gained at q meeting 80 be held tomor-
roz night a. q. A. r. Hall"
John Arthur, Esq, ia . long CONVEX
saiion upon the all-absoFbing topic said
firss that be vas ont Of she lists. vas
going away and did not care TO say any
thing about IL. bas that either Mayor
Mana or J. III. Bnekley would be the
candidate for Mayor on the Union Labor
ticket. The race for the City Attorney
ship will be between City Attorney Gar
roll and T. w Taylor. II think Oar
rolls chances are the better, a. Taylor
has been % prominent in favor OF
straight Repubiicanism. Frank McGhl
vii be on the ticket for Street Commis-
sisner. ID. b. Hannah Vill probably be
the candidate for Councilman frOm the
First Ward. bar says be will run indie
oendens II be is not. In the second
Ward q. J. Dudy 70 prominent A
P .Fker, Ohairm An Of tue Democratic
nesting has loss prestige because Of ms
favorins tee
COOPERATION COMMITTEE,
A IL Is called. In The Third yard J. c.
Wsatherei aud in tue Fourth, John A.
McG 1nldFlek will probably be the can
didates Couaty + ,gineer Wilson will
probably be nomin lied for City Engi-
neeF there will. I think, be ooali-
tion begWesn the Democrats aud Uniou
L2b 7 party.
City Attorney Carroll said that he
thoaRht the People, (Uaion LNoorl
party would mote than likely Join
hands: that be had held alSof so far,
sot that things we're warulng 40 and
be would take q hand. he said be
soald. Of coarse. en3eNvor 10 be re-
elected 30 his present once.
Toe meeting Of the committee OF ten
ID noerAss was held last evening IN the
stfise Of John p. Iadson. I q. bat
noshinG ecu ! be learned as - toe &C
- taken.